New Citizen watch comes with Japanese-quartz movement
This timepiece stainless steelhas a case of rectangular to complement a streamlined, comprehensive White Dial with a mixture of your money markers and Arabic numerals. A band of complex woven bracelet complete the polished aspect. Water resistant 99 feet.

50th Anniversary Bond?
Will Omega do a Seamaster for the 50th anniversary of the Bond films.

New to Omega, Looking at the Planet Ocean
I cant stop thinking about it, figured it would be better if I had one on my wrist, so I'm 99% sure that the PO will be my next watch. Looking to pick it up in the next few months, and I have read several reviews of the watch online, and have seen overall very positive feedback.What should I expect to pay for used?Obviously condition is a factor, but say for Brand New in Box, or Mint, to Slightly Used and so on.Thanks for your helpMattEDIT: I have done some research and found prices anywhere from 2200 used up to like 3600 for Brand New out of the store, Im looking I guess to make sure those are fair prices, what I would expect to pay at an AD (cause the nearest Omega dealer is over an hour away) vs what I could expect to pay here for slightly used.

SubC to SD43 back to SubC
So my journey started with the SubC for a few weeks last year, Basel 2017 hit and the SD43 releases, I called my AD and I was first on the list. Sold the SubC and waited for the SD43. I should have kept the subC to compare but I couldn’t afford It at the time. When it arrived in June 2017 I was in love, the 22mm bracelet the case size ect. Wrist presents is there, the bling and all. Well with my 6.75 wrist size I nearly pulled it off and I did, i wore a 44mm Luminox for work so the big 43mm was normal for me. What got me turned off about the SD43 was the thickness and weight. I probably wouldn’t venture into PM if the weight already an issue. I had to wear the watch a lil snug so the watch head won't flop around, I wear my watches all day and I also go to sleep with it on, waking up with a tight watch on the wrist is not comfortable. Being 43mm and 15mm tall, it got in way at times. I had to be extra careful not to bang it getting out my car and avoiding door

Any recommendations for watches in Tokyo?
Manage to browse the 10th floor Daimaru at the main Tokyo station but looking for a much larger area for new and vintage pieces. Here for work for a couple of weeks and trying to venture out a bit on weekends but managed to get lost more then anything lol.Thanks.